Location - Cnr Blackwall Point Road & Great North Road, Abbotsford
'Abbotsford Cove' was at the time, the largest waterfront development ever undertaken on Sydney Harbour.

The 10 hectare site includes a 1.5 hectare public park, large water feature, five swimming pools, two tennis courts, recreational clubhouse, gymnasium and sauna.

Development
The development includes two heritage listed buildings; the grandiose Georgian Abbotsford House, which was constructed in the 1880's and gave the suburb its name, and the Queensland styled 'Pavilion'. The 'Pavilion' was constructed by the Grace family during their ownership of the Abbotsford estate. The 'Pavilion' has been relocated and restored within the site to provide a major focal point for 'Abbotsford Cove'.

Within the project, twenty separate stages were developed and major infrastructure added. A significant effort was made to protect 144 listed heritage trees and provide large areas of new open space for both the public and residents.

Features & Fittings
'Abbotsford Cove' contains a mixture of 460 apartments and townhouses from luxury waterfront penthouses to compact affordable apartments.

Project Value
$200 million

Date of Completion
September 2000